Almost everywhere in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. But I am not sure about the regions in the provinces.
I grow alfalfa
Yes
Alfalfa is found in calgary,edmonton, medicine hat and in my pants
Alfalfa is a technical term for lucerne and it will not grow on the coast - lucerne is a dry climate crop and will not grow there
It grows to be about 1 meter tall
Just like it would anywhere else: it grows when the frost in the ground is out and the days start warming up. Alfalfa will grow from spring to fall or until the ground freezes over again.
It takes 4 to 5 days
4.0 acre-feet
One is lucky and one you grow in fifth grade
Hay is dried Alfalfa and not the grass you grow in your yard.
Wisconsin is not a cotton state. It grows alfalfa, field corn, and vegetables for canning.
Alfalfa grows around 4 feet tall and has tear-drop shaped, jagged-edged leaves. The stems grow out in a kind of bush, with the flowers looking like miniature sweet pea flowers. Flowers range from a purplish blue to even yellow, depending on the variety. To avoid a long and scientific answer of what alfalfa looks like, please see the related links below for pictures of alfalfa.